$SNOWMOON · token-powered NFT ecosystem
A flywheel built around one loop: hold → claim → generate fees → acquire the floor → relist higher → repeat. Hold at least 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON (0.25% of the 1B supply) to claim 1 free NFT. Tokens are not spent or burned.
Roadmap on-site
Phase I
Upcoming$SNOWMOON launches first. It is the entry point into the Snowmoon NFT collection. Any wallet holding at least 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON — 0.25% of the total 1B supply — can claim 1 Snowmoon NFT for free.
Phase II
UpcomingOnce the collection is live, the strategy activates. Fees generated by $SNOWMOON accumulate and continuously acquire Snowmoon NFTs around the current floor — then relist them progressively higher.
Dynamic pricing curve
+20%+30%+50%
Example from a 0.010 ETH floor: relist at 0.012 → 0.013 → 0.015. When the market floor moves, the curve recalculates and repeats.
$SNOWMOON activity → protocol fees → floor acquisitions → higher relistings → repeat
Phase I · free claim
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Hold at least 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON (0.25% of supply). Nothing is spent or approved — the contract only reads your balance.
Prefer not to connect here? Claim directly through the contract — see the contract claim guide.
Connect a wallet to check if you can claim.
Get at least 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON (0.25% of supply) in your wallet.
Use this dApp, or call mint() on the verified NFT contract yourself.
One NFT per wallet. Only gas is paid — your tokens stay in your wallet.
Real renders from the contract
Drawn on-chain from random seeds. Yours is born from the block you claim in.
The lore
From Veridia and its forest capital, Meldan. Order of Steering members hide behind the dark purple privacy robe; Senators debate in the round parliament.
From Dzego, where mountains are carved into pyramids, electronics shops blink all night and Minpentai champions train for a drone war.
From Freetown in the United Cities: glass next to concrete next to stone, economists at the Institute, films projected on walls for free.
From the snowy island of Northglade, with a staircase up its mountain and a red flower people buy to celebrate its liberation.
From Thaldur, the Arctic Empire's island of ice cliffs and steel spires. Consuls and drone pilots in pale greatcoats.
Kalimar · the Sky Bridge · the Order Tower · the Parliament · Greater Plum Harbor · the Concert Field · Pafogai Du · Freetown · Northglade · Elenar Forest · Thaldur
The Veridian calendar sets the sky and the weather: snow on Snowmoon, rain on Rainmoon, petals in Bloomtime, fireflies on Firemoon, aurora on Frostime nights.
Every peg is born at a date and a tick of the day (a day has 100,000). Night, dawn, day and dusk each light the scene differently.
Hand devices, Hydrafill, redballs from Helisport, tea, Northglade flowers, Minpentai boards, zipcoins, quadratic voting sliders, compute boxes, air filters.
In Veridia a gate checks a zero-knowledge proof and lights a green circle. Some pegs stand on one; Order members on a brighter one.
About one in 170 pegs carries the name of a character from the novel (Gladias, Seila, Zei, Bai…) and a gold frame.
Questions
Hold ≥ 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON (0.25% of the 1B supply), then call mint() here or on the contract. The NFT is free — tokens are never spent or burned. You only pay network gas.
At least 2,500,000 $SNOWMOON in the claiming wallet at the moment you claim. One NFT per wallet.
$SNOWMOON launches externally first (Phase I). This collection gates claims on your onchain balance once the token address is set.
Yes. Call mint() on the verified NFT contract from the block explorer (or with cast). Guide: claim by contract.
Fees from $SNOWMOON buy floor NFTs and relist them on a +20% → +30% → +50% curve above the current floor, then recalculate as the floor moves.
Your NFT stays yours. The token balance is only checked at claim time.
Onchain. The contract draws each peg as SVG whenever a wallet or marketplace asks. No IPFS, no servers.
5% on secondary sales by default (capped at 10%).
No. Snowmoon Strategy is a fan-made tribute to the novel Snowmoon by Vitalik Buterin (GPL-3.0). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the author or snowmoon.online.